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Irish journalist and revolutionary (1889–1974)
Sidney Sarah Madge Czira (née Gifford; 3 August 1889 – 15 September 1974), known by her pen name John Brennan, was an Irish journalist, broadcaster, writer
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Czira is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Sidney Czira (1889–1974), Irish journalist, broadcaster, writer, and revolutionary Szabolcs
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records from National Archives of Ireland Bureau of Military History witness statements: WS 256 Nellie Donnelly WS 257 Grace Plunkett WS 909 Sidney Czira
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Plan to bring non-Jewish German children to Ireland after World War II
1948 but was dissatisfied with its preference for Catholic children. Sidney Czira and Eamon Kelly were also members. The SGCS secured hundreds of volunteer
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Italian-American newspaper editor, trade unionist, and labor activist (1879–1943)
Tresca became involved tangentially in the Irish War of Independence. As Sidney Czira, secretary of Cumann na mBan in New York, and sister of Grace Gifford
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Topics referred to by the same term
(1908–1996), U.S. historian John Brennan (doctor) (c. 1768–1830), Irish doctor Sidney Czira (1889–1974), Irish journalist and revolutionary known by her pen name
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Cusack (1829–1899), nun, novelist, biographer, non-fiction writer, poet Sidney Czira (1889–1974), journalist, broadcaster, writer and revolutionary Emma Dabiri
List_of_Irish_women_writers
Irish suffragette (1870–1956)
others were unionists. As the fighter for both suffrage and freedom Sidney Czira (John Brennan) put it in an interview with RTÉ Television, the suffragists
Louie_Bennett
Czerneda (b. 1955, Canada/Newfoundland), science fiction & fantasy wr. Sidney Czira (1889–1974, Ireland/United States), wr. & broadcaster Contents: Top
List_of_women_writers_(A–L)
First radio station in the Irish Free State
moved to the GPO. Early broadcasters included Seamus Hughes and Sidney Gifford Czira. The station's name has since been repurposed by RTÉ (Raidió Teilifís
2RN
Irish nationalist women's organisation (1900–1914)
undated. Hayes, Alan (ed.) The Years Flew By, Recollections of Madame Sidney Gifford Czira, (Galway 2000) Markiewicz, Countess Constance, Women, Ideals and
Inghinidhe_na_hÉireann
Irish artist (1888–1955)
of 'Grace Gifford Plunkett and Irish Freedom'". Retrieved 20 April 2010. Czira (née Gifford) (15 April 1966), "Grace Gifford", The Irish Times, p. 11 Boylan
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Inner suburb of Dublin, Ireland
Hyndhope, British admiral of the Second World War[citation needed] Sidney Gifford Czira (1889–1974), Irish journalist, broadcaster, writer and revolutionary
Rathmines
Irish republican activist and nationalist (1880–1971)
youngest, the artist Grace Gifford, and the journalist and broadcaster Sydney Czira. Gifford grew up in Rathmines and went to school at Alexandra College. She
Nellie_Gifford
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